Extinction of the Exaverse, also known as Exaverse, is a tactical dungeon crawler where evolved dinosaurs mine gems, stack boons, collect gear, and battle AI robots to survive extinction.
Quick runs • Strategic builds • Endless gameplay
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The Exadons come from a parallel Earth where the dinosaurs never went extinct. Over millions of years they evolved into a sentient civilization, building their world around powerful GEMS buried deep beneath the planet.
Then the machines arrived.
Drawn to the immense energy within the GEMS, they invaded without warning and began harvesting the planet itself. Cities fell, ecosystems collapsed, and the Exadons were pushed to the edge of extinction.
In desperation, they opened a portal to our Earth.Now you enter the Exaverse through that portal, fighting through machine territory, recovering lost relics, and uncovering what the machines are really searching for beneath the surface.
The Exaverse is a mobile roguelike dungeon crawler set in a fractured alien world. Short runs focus on build crafting, strategic choices, and adapting to randomized Boons, GEMS, equipment, and consumables.
In the Exaverse, consumables are used during runs to gain tactical advantages. Vanity items are cosmetic only. The battle pass rewards progression with optional cosmetics tied to the world and its factions.
Yes. The Exaverse is mobile-first and designed to run smoothly on a wide range of devices using 8-bit style graphics and low memory requirements.
The Exaverse supports offline play for core gameplay and does not require a login to start playing. An account must be created for in-app purchases.
Yes. The Exaverse is designed for one-handed play in vertical screen orientation using simple tap or swipe controls, depending on preference.
In the Exaverse, tap simple directional buttons to move, attack enemies, and mine GEMS. Players can also use our swipe and tap controls for a more idle, casual experience.
Combat in the Exaverse is about strategy and timing. Knowing when to engage hostile machines, use powerups, activate consumables, or avoid danger defines a successful run.
Yes. The Exaverse is easy to learn, while its layered systems and hidden synergies reward mastery over time. Simple tap based button controls keep the game easy for anyone to learn.
